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[Emoke Greschik]

Friends, *today’s Gospel gives us a wonderful story Jesus of performing a
miracle,* *something he still does today. *I want to draw your attention to
an extraordinary book by Protestant scholar Craig Keener titled *Miracles:
The Credibility of the New Testament Accounts*. The most surprising section
of the book contains his reports of some of the millions of miracles that
come, even today, from all over the world.

*I’ll relay to you just one case *from Keener’s book. *Ed Wilkinson’s
8-year-old son was found to have two holes in his heart. *Surgery was
scheduled and, while he was waiting, Ed prayed, but he was struggling with
doubts. When his son asked whether he was going to die, his father was
honest with him.

 *Ed’s pastor decided to hold a prayer service for the boy, during which
hundreds gathered to pray for his recovery. *The day of the surgery
arrived, and Ed was told the surgery would take four to six hours. After
about a half hour,* the surgeon entered the waiting area, and Ed feared for
the worst. Instead, the doctor had inexplicable news: there were no holes
in the boy’s heart. They had simply closed up.*



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